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# Find Companies and Build Your ICP List
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## What this workflow is for
Most list building starts with one thing: finding the right companies.
Bitscale makes this easy by letting you:
* search for companies using ICP filters
* import results into a grid
* enrich those companies
* fetch more records in batches once your workflow looks right
## Step 1: Open Find Companies
1. On the top of the platform, click **Find companies**
2. You will see multiple filters to narrow down your ICP
## Step 2: Apply ICP filters
You can mix and match filters depending on how specific you want your search to be.
Common filters include:
### Company keywords
Use this when you are targeting a niche category.
### Company basics
Filter by:
* industry
* business sector
### Size and location
Filter by:
* company headcount
* company location
### Technology
Filter by the tools or technologies a company uses.
### Classification codes
Filter by:
* SIC code
* NAICS code
### Department headcount
This is useful when you care about team composition.
Example: if you sell to sales teams, filter for companies with a larger sales department.
### Funding and revenue
Use this when revenue stage or funding stage matters for your ICP.
## Step 3: View results and import to a grid
1. Click **View results**
2. Review the companies
3. Click **Import to new grid**
If you only need a quick export, you can use the **Download** button to export the first 100 records.
## Step 4: Enrich the companies
Once the companies are in your grid, the next step is usually enrichment.
Bitscale includes an **Enriched company** enrichment that pulls additional company information (like what is available on LinkedIn).
1. Confirm the enrichment is mapped correctly
2. Run it to populate more fields for the companies
## Why the first import is limited to 100 rows
By default, Bitscale brings in the first 100 companies.
This is intentional.
It helps you:
* set up your workflow safely
* test the enrichments
* catch mapping issues early
* avoid burning credits on a large batch before you are confident
Once the workflow is working, you can pull more companies.
## Fetch more records in batches
After you are comfortable with your workflow:
1. Go to **Load data**
2. Click the company filter/source you created
3. Fetch more records in batches (example: 1,000 at a time)
4. Repeat until you run out of search credits or results
## Optional: Set up auto-fetch
If you want a steady flow of companies (example: 100 per week), you can set up auto-fetch and process smaller batches on a schedule.
## Edit or review your filters later
If you ever forget what filters you used:
1. Go to **Load data**
2. Open the saved filter/source
3. View or edit the filters anytime
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## Need help?
If you have questions about choosing filters, fetching in batches, or setting up enrichments, reach out on the community channel.
## Step 2: Apply ICP filters
You can mix and match filters depending on how specific you want your search to be.
Common filters include:
### Company keywords
Use this when you are targeting a niche category.
### Company basics
Filter by:
* industry
* business sector
### Size and location
Filter by:
* company headcount
* company location
### Technology
Filter by the tools or technologies a company uses.
### Classification codes
Filter by:
* SIC code
* NAICS code
### Department headcount
This is useful when you care about team composition.
Example: if you sell to sales teams, filter for companies with a larger sales department.
### Funding and revenue
Use this when revenue stage or funding stage matters for your ICP.
## Step 3: View results and import to a grid
1. Click **View results**
2. Review the companies
3. Click **Import to new grid**
If you only need a quick export, you can use the **Download** button to export the first 100 records.
## Step 4: Enrich the companies
Once the companies are in your grid, the next step is usually enrichment.
Bitscale includes an **Enriched company** enrichment that pulls additional company information (like what is available on LinkedIn).
1. Confirm the enrichment is mapped correctly
2. Run it to populate more fields for the companies
## Why the first import is limited to 100 rows
By default, Bitscale brings in the first 100 companies.
This is intentional.
It helps you:
* set up your workflow safely
* test the enrichments
* catch mapping issues early
* avoid burning credits on a large batch before you are confident
Once the workflow is working, you can pull more companies.
## Fetch more records in batches
After you are comfortable with your workflow:
1. Go to **Load data**
2. Click the company filter/source you created
3. Fetch more records in batches (example: 1,000 at a time)
4. Repeat until you run out of search credits or results
## Optional: Set up auto-fetch
If you want a steady flow of companies (example: 100 per week), you can set up auto-fetch and process smaller batches on a schedule.
## Edit or review your filters later
If you ever forget what filters you used:
1. Go to **Load data**
2. Open the saved filter/source
3. View or edit the filters anytime